182 Trophy 019/500
I was on my way out this evening, got a couple of hundred meters down the road and the 'STOP' and oil warning light came on.
I quickly switched it of, then tried to start it again. Lights stayed off. Drove another few hundred meters, came on again.
I stopped the car and checked the oil level, it was all ok its still on the MAX level. I then started it again and left it to idle for about 5mins. Light didn't come on. So i decided I didn't wanna drive it any further so I turned around and started going home and it came on twice again, each time after a few hundred meters or so.
Once I got it home I left it to idle for 5 mins again, still no light. However, if you blip the throttle and leave it at about 2000rpm the light comes on.
Does this sound like a fault with the oil pressure sensor?
Also to make sure the oil was moving around the engine i wiped all the excess oil off the bottom of the oil filler cap, started it and left it to idle for a few mins and checked the bottom of the cap again and there was oil on there so it's obviously being moved around the engine.
Any other ideas?
I quickly switched it of, then tried to start it again. Lights stayed off. Drove another few hundred meters, came on again.
I stopped the car and checked the oil level, it was all ok its still on the MAX level. I then started it again and left it to idle for about 5mins. Light didn't come on. So i decided I didn't wanna drive it any further so I turned around and started going home and it came on twice again, each time after a few hundred meters or so.
Once I got it home I left it to idle for 5 mins again, still no light. However, if you blip the throttle and leave it at about 2000rpm the light comes on.
Does this sound like a fault with the oil pressure sensor?
Also to make sure the oil was moving around the engine i wiped all the excess oil off the bottom of the oil filler cap, started it and left it to idle for a few mins and checked the bottom of the cap again and there was oil on there so it's obviously being moved around the engine.
Any other ideas?